The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-17
TEACHERS FOR NEXT YEAR
List of Persons Selected for Instructors
During the Next School Term.
More Buildings Needed for the Accommoda-
ton of Pupls-The Board Takes an
Option on Woodlawn Lots.

| ceive the report of the committee of the whole
on the appointment of teachers and salaries for
the ensuing year was held last night, and in con
| junction with it the regular meeting that should
have been held tonight. Mr.. Bingham, chair
| man of the committee of the WHOLE submitted
the list of teachers for the year, and the report
was concurred in without discussion. The sal
aries all remain the same as last year. The list
| is as follows:
| Superintendent of Primary Instruction-N Crop
Supervisor of Drawing-Jesse H; Brown.
| Supervisor of German-Charles +. Emmerich
| Principal of Normal School-Mary E. Nicholson.
! Teacher of Reading in Normal School-Emiy Bing-
Teacher of Music in Normal school--T. w. s. Bel
| cher.
High-school No. Wv. W, Grant principal; Fidelia
| Anderson, Charles e. Emmerich, Ellen T. Thompson,
| Alembert w Brayton George w. Huford, Lois g.
Hufford Lille J. Martin, Angeline ?. Brown, Laura
| Donnan, Amelia w. Platter. Junius b. Roberts, Well
ington B. johnson and Roda Z: selleck.
High school No. 1T. g. Afford, principal Roda
German Annex High school. No Lizzie stearns.
principal; Ora H. Harris, Agnes Rankin Ora I'd,
| Duzan Marie Wollpert, Mary L. Hall and Mary T.
Ware.
German Annex High school, No. 2-Kate Thomp-
son. principal Violet A. Demree. Beatrice S Foy, f.
A. Collins. Enora Haag, Anna J. Griffith, Henri In
school No I-5B 5A. Kate Robson, principal.
"A 2B; Catherine Courtney; 4B Ia Laura FORD 81
wies: 2B Iibbie Nicholson Ia B. Alvina v
| Campbell, and German. Elise Pingpank.
Lydia Haley Ga 6B Hattie Scott; "a. Julia Wat
ksaS
"a. Ottilie schellschmidt; 2B, Maggie Wells Ia 1B,
school No 3-George F. Bass, supervising princi-
pal; SB Helen Hickey assistant principals aB "A,
Susan D. Yeaton: 6B. Anna Morrison; 5A Mary
Fairfield 5B Agnes Dthme s 3B practice sSheel
2B. Flora Wells; La lib. Ella Davis. and German
Elise Pingpank -;
pal; IA Sarah Mcfarland. assistant principal; GA 7B
Anna Courtney; 6B, Cora A1undelle ga IN Katie fa
ret Galbraith; 3A Paulina Christ; 3B Belle Sawyer;
"a practice school, "a 2B Addie Niles; ab H Hms
| Holland.
3B, Anna L. Burton. and Ia LIB OBJ, alice Forsythe.
seheol No 6Mary cOyan t Hs pFln'8ea pa
El i Davis; eB Ga. Lizzie Cotton 6B Lucy
Youse; 5A 6B Auska Lndley; 5A. Eta Long, assist
assistant principal: Alb Matte L. Griffith; ga Viola
Pence; BIB Dora Gibson; "a; practice school; Ia 1b
NINA E. Broich, and German, Philippine Kerner.
School No: Nelson Yoke, supervising principal;
f Ia carie 81 6B Ida Andrus: 5A Georgia Chap
man; 5B. Alice Duthie; "A 5B Jessie Smith; Alb IA
practice school, "a 3B. Mary D. Msrsee; 2B. Jessie
Ingersoll; Ia 1B, Sophia Helms. and German, Louisa
Zwicker.
school No. 9-Henrietta Schrake. supervising prin-
cipal: 7B IA. Rachel Segar, assistant principal; GA
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Helen Lang: LA Weaitha Wilson; ABB Mollie E. Bond;
ga. Jeanette Wolfram BIB. Laura A. Robnson; "a
ciapp; ID. Alice S. Boyer. and German. Bertha
pal; IA Ella Green assistant principal; 1B Jennie
Graham; GA. Alice Thomas; 6B, Mary 9. Ester;
"a 5B. Ella Lowe: "A. Mary Dye: 4B. Ellen Gray
don: ga Stella Hauck; BIB, practice school; "a.
Kate c. Wilson; 2B Lizzie Hay: la 1B Julia Ash
ORPHANS Home-J. L, Davidson.
School No. 11-Clara Washburn supervising prin-
7B Ella Adrch; 6B Clara Williams; "a Cora Day
IA 5B. Helena Williams; "A. Lima butcher; Alb.
Mash;il. "a sB Prudie Lewis; 2B practice school,
L. lB Jessie Duza2 ian and German s Lena Bopp'
School No. 12-2B. Laura T. Benson. principals
5A 5B, Mary F.. Courtney "A. Maria "a, Trueman aB
Lanra Vincent; Ia 2B, Addie Birch; lib. Kate
Aethes and German Marie sr ste assr.o
principal; Ga 7B. Anna Sratford assistant princna
fa G ha sanoF 5B Hattie Schulz IA & Sfen
Alb, Nettie Simpson: "a 3B; Allie G Wimot' "a
iB. Lizzie Forsythe, and German Helene 6.
School No 14-5A 6B Mary R. Wilson, principal
5A SD Belle Turner; 4A Mindie Bean; 3A Alb,
Kate Rogers: 3B3 A, Jennie Heller: "a 3B, Helen
Rogers; 2ls Hattie kheinheimer; Ia 1B' Mary
School No LAP Mary a; h Hancock p miIl
an School h 10 lsz Hopkins principals Rosina
f's School No ISL 5A' Vinnia Mcfarland prine
pal; 6B ga. Matte Robinson "A 5B, Eleanor Skill
"a 3B. Mary Hyland; 2B. Anna Tattersall; La 1B
Mary Burns and German. Lena Bopp.
principal sea9s1 "a sB sA, Ellen H. chrsty and iB "a
2B. Lucinda Hayden ,y W. w;,.on n,;n.;n., and
School No ao~5A eB. Mary Mather, principal;
Wsrpsr ga Florence Patterson: sB Bessie Hill "a
Mary Buckley; 2B. Della Hervey; Ia, Anna Droyer
School No. Dab. r. w. Wales, principal; A
5B. Matte Rihl; "a, Flora Johnson sB; Lucy
Brown; IA Ella Pedlow; 2B Anna Hasely la,
Ada Matthe; 1B Anna Broden, and German Marie
school No 23-4A Alb. John T. Smith. principal
3A BIB, G. S. jones' 2B. Adeee Mcclure. and Ia lB
Emma y I Brow Wv D Mccov ,r;nc;nal Harvev
Young G. II. Morpin, Estella Hart Susie Walker
Mary G. Carter. and German, Mathilde Ebmeier.
scho sa N BaTtbooneM "a Laurel V Ba f' 3D.
Anna B. Bryan; "a, Marguerite McKeever; 2B. Cora
Ryan; IA, Lizzie Reagen; lB Anna Homan, and Ger
n's School f No 2eE5A 6B, Jane W. Bass, principal
Greene; IA. Ida f, Anderson; LIB, Lois l.. Hoyt and
os school Nc. 27"6B Ga NJ " Marshall principals
5B 5A Lura Carr; "A 5B, Julia Cobb Alb. Eliza t.
2B Matte Allgire and la LIB. Floren Bass
School No. 2s-Mary H. Ingersoli, supervising
4B3 A Laura B. Alexander. ga. Sarah Youtsey; 3B,
practice school, pa Susie Chapman; 2B. Kate Brod
German Julia II. Boetticher.
Unassigned List-Nettie Wright. Winona shallen-
berger Jessie Laing. Minnie b. Pollock, Emily COT
fay Laura A. Smith Bessie Stratford. - Reese
Eliza King Irene Bagby. Sarah Wallace, Gertrude
Thatcher and Beuah Wright.
Resigned-Joey Collier, Lizzie Harris, Mary l..
Rogers Nora Moore Lizzie Ames Mary B. knowl
ton. Leola Vater Amy C. Weld. Mary E. Weld and
NJ. L. Hoffman.
The committee buildings and grounds
ported in favor of rejecting the bids that mad
been received for a four roo m addition TO school
house No IL, and recommended that &C ton re-
garding the proposed addition be indefinitely
postponed. The report was adopted without the
objections of any one.
s long petition from the citizens living west
of the river was read, asking for better school
facilities The petition signed by one hun
dred and fifty heads of families 1t was referred
to the com mittee buildings and grounds, with
instructions TO report upon it at the second meet
ing in July